#VoidLinux is running smoothly. I have to figure out some xorg shutdown related stuff and how to build #LibreWolf on void. Can't wait to remove Firefox again.
But all in all a solid first morning. Got my fido2 hardware tokens to work properly with ssh, keepass and in the browser and my cifs mount works too.
I haven't switched my distribution since I started using #GnuStow to manage my dotfiles. I installed stow, pulled my repo, and everything worked as expected. I love this setup!
https://lukasrotermund.de/posts/manage-your-dotfiles-using-gnu-stow/
If you’ve ever struggled to manage your dotfiles across different systems, GNU Stow could be the elegant solution you’ve been looking for. In this post, I explain how using Stow to reorganise my dotfiles made my setup cleaner, more modular and easier to reproduce.
@mdkcore hey thanks :) yeah that's the same repo that I found too, but I don't really trust third party repos from non-maintainers.
I also tried the flatpak, but there are so many permission problems that I gave up on using the flatpak.
The index-o repo is also two versions behind. So I just used the bsys6 binary for now. I tried to build it myself, but I guess I need more then 16GB of memory for that haha...
I'm not really satisfied with the solution yet. It's too sad that void doenst allow browser forks in its repo
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